medium · Poker Theory Preflop
Game: No-Limit Texas Hold'em | Format: Six-Max Cash | Blinds/Antes: 1/2 No Ante | Effective Stacks: 100 bb | Hero Position: Big Blind | Pot Size: 5.5 bb Hero holds A♣ 5♦ in the Big Blind vs a Button open. Why does this hand realize its equity poorly (EqR < 1.0) compared to 8♠ 7♠?
- Because A5o blocks the Button's folding range.
- Because A5o has lower raw equity against the Button range than 87s. (under this line) (under this line)
- Because its equity is diffuse, leading to dominated top pairs that must pay multiple streets.
- Because A5o cannot flop a flush draw.
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